Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

WISE. But no ym6mO6r Is TO Oe liable Tor
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PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.
Council Bill II. AS amended by the
committee on judiciary and passed by the
council, provides for the organization and
inc rporation of private interpretations for
all purposes mentioned in the organic law
except the colonization and Improvement
Of lands; and removes the doubt as to the
incorporation OF insurance companies and
banks not Of issue.
TENTH DAY.
House met at p. m, the speaker pre-
siding.
Prayer by the chaplain, followed by roll
call and reading of the journal Of the pre-
ceding day.
On motion of Mr.. STEWART. of Fall
River, the manuscript Of "The Legislative
Hand Book,' compiled by T. K. Long,
was referred to the committee on printing
for examination and report.
MIR. BIDLAKE presented petition,
which was referred to the committee on
warehouses, grain grading and dealing,
signed at st. Thomas by large number of
persons, asking the legislature not to
change the laws, or make any new law, re-
garding the regulation of elevators and
buying and shipping of grain, except an
addition to the law to compel railroad COM
panies to furnish cars within six days
from the time they are demanded Of the
local railroad agent, and to furnish farmers
and independent elevators an equal nun.
Der Of cars in proportion with all other
elevators. ~
" BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. GREENE-Join resolution pro-
testing against the abandonment of Fort
Abraham Lincoln.
By Mr.. GLENDENNING-T repeal sec.
ton $50, to amend section 6S1 and to repeal
section 6s2 of the code OF civil procedure.
By Mr.. ROYER-An act to encourage
county agricultural societies.
By Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Burleigh-Pro-
viding for not less than five county COM
missioners in all organized counties having
1000 or more voters.
BY Mr.. HARKINS-To amend sections 6
and IL Of chapter 70 of the general laws of
1886. =. -. :.
Br Mr.. ENsIGN-Authorizing and en-
powering organized counties to issue and
dispose IF 6nnds to provide funds to pay
outstanding indebtedness.
By Mr.. DODDS-Fo amend sections 46
and 66 Of chapter A of the session laws of
1883.
By Mr.. STEWART, of Fall River-For
the location Of a soldiers home and provid-
ing funds therefor.
BY Mr.. .FLETCHER-An act establish
inU rErrltOrial nnivarsitv at 0rdvu
BY MIR. ADAMS-An act to provide for
the holding of general elections.
SECOND READING OF COUNCIL BILLS.
No. 9. A bill for an act amending chap
ter 40 of the special laws of the Fifteenth
mittee ON education.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. 38. Referred to the committee on
printing.
No. 80. Referred to the committee on
highways.
No. 40. Referred to the committee on
ways and means.
No. Al. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
Mr.. WHITE suggested that the chairmen
of the different committees inform the
speaker OF the time and place of the COM
mittee meetings, that the same might be
announced t0 the house.
The concurrent resolution in relation to
the purchase of newspapers, passed by the
house Tuesday, was received back from
the council so amended as to provide that
the selections shall be made from the news
papers which print the proceedings Of the
legislature.
On motion of Stewart of Fall River, the
house concurred in the senate amend
ment.
Council bill, No. 9, amending the special
law establishing the University of North
Dakota. was read second time.
MIR. FELLOWS moved that the bill be
put upon its third reading and final pass
Mr.. STEWART of Walsh opposed the
motion, as the bill had not yet been
printed.
Mr.. AIKENS and Mr.. MALLORY op-
posct the motion for the same reason.
Mr.. FELLOWS, with the consent Of his
second, withdrew his motion, and the bill
was referred to the committee on educa-
ton. =
The governors message heing the special
order, on motion of Mr.. Williams of Bur-
leigh, consideration was postponed until
Saturday afternoon.
An informal recess was then taken, SUBJ
ject to the call of the chair. ~
Reconvened at $50, after fifteen minutes
recess.
Announcements were made Of the time
and place Of meeting of several of the stand
ing committees.
The house then, at 4 o'clock, adjourned
until O'Clock p. m. to-day.
House Bills Explained.
s. FORT LINCOLN. ..